Seahawks injury report before Bears: Zach Charbonnet to debut, Charles Cross and Rashid Shaheed out

Zach Charbonnet will play his first game of the season on Monday night against the Bears, less than nine months after surgery on a torn ACL. He came off the physically unable to perform list on October 21 and finished the week without a game designation.

Seattle will be without left tackle Charles Cross (high ankle sprain), receiver Rashid Shaheed (knee) and running back Velus Jones Jr., all hurt in last Sunday’s win over Kansas City. Josh Jones is expected to start at left tackle in Cross’s place.

Edge rusher Uchenna Nwosu (ankle) is doubtful. Guard Anthony Bradford, backup quarterback Drew Lock, linebacker Patrick O’Connell and defensive tackle Brandon Pili are questionable. Bradford and O’Connell sat out Friday, which makes their tags worth watching.

Linebacker Drake Thomas practiced fully and is set to return from an ankle injury. Quenton Nelson, acquired from the Colts on Tuesday, is expected to debut at left guard, with Grey Zabel moving to right guard. Rookie Jadarian Price must be activated from injured reserve to play.

The 4-3 Seahawks host the 5-2 Bears on Monday, November 2, at 8:15 p.m. ET. Chicago ruled out Kyle Monangai for a fourth straight game, and its pass rush now includes Jeffery Simmons, who faces a Seattle line without Cross.